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A vowel team
Letters and letter teams follow patterns that help readers decode new words.
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Letters and letter teams follow patterns that help readers decode new words.
What is a vowel team?
A vowel team is two vowels that appear together and produce a single vowel sound, like 'ai' in rain, 'ea' in read, and 'oa' in boat.
orlandoschool.comWhat is an r-controlled vowel?
When r follows a vowel, the vowel sound changes.. The letter r is bossy. In car, r changes the a to /ar/.
orlandoschool.comIs this true? In words like hope and kite, the e at the end is not quiet.
No. In words like hope and kite, the e at the end is quiet. It makes the other vowel say its name, a long sound.
orlandoschool.comWhat is a syllable?
Every syllable contains exactly one vowel sound. Short words like 'cat' have one syllable. Longer words like 'butterfly' have three: but-ter-fly.
orlandoschool.comWhat is a prefix?
A prefix is attached to the front of a base word.. Un- means not. Unkind means not kind.
orlandoschool.comIs this true? A suffix is attached to the end of a base word.
Yes. Cover -ing, read jump, then put -ing back: jumping.
orlandoschool.comMatch each prompt to its fact.
What is a vowel team? → A vowel team is two vowels that appear together and produce a single vowel sound, like 'ai' in rain, 'ea' in read, and 'oa' in boat.; What is an r-controlled vowel? → When r follows a vowel, the vowel sound changes.; How does silent e change a word? → In words like hope and kite, the e at the end is quiet.; What is a syllable? → Every syllable contains exactly one vowel sound.
orlandoschool.comPut these ideas in lesson order.
vowel team → r-controlled vowel → silent e → syllable
orlandoschool.comNameDate 11/1/2026
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